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Michael Crichton's estate is suing Warner Bros. Television over a show they claim is an unauthorized reboot of "ER."

Grocery stores are facing allegations of price gouging, but an industry leader is pushing back on those claims and cites mounting labor costs and commodity prices as the main cause.

Cumberland, Maryland is incentivizing future residents to relocate to the Mid-Atlantic town offering up to $20,000 for those looking to move and touts the towns value.

The listeria outbreak tied to recalled Boar's Head deli meats has led to 57 hospitalizations. So far, nine people from several states have died from the outbreak.

A United Airlines Boeing plane heading from Mexico to Chicago was forced to land in Memphis after it encountered "severe turbulence" over Louisiana.

Chronic absenteeism isn't a new problem. It's something that's been going on even before the pandemic. As the new school year begins, educators are honing in on this problem.

Jeremy Renner is selling his beloved home in Los Angeles for nearly $13 million. He first bought the home in 2012 and told the Wall Street Journal why he's looking to downsize.

LEGOLAND New York found its newest “Model Builder" to professionally build with the popular bricks at the Goshen theme park. It identified the new hire as Jack Mohan.

Ex-University of Pennsylvania President Liz Magill, who resigned after facing backlash for her testimony to Congress on antisemitism last year, has taken a position at Harvard.

Lego is moving toward its goal of producing completely oil-free bricks by 2032 after securing agreements with suppliers of renewable plastics, the company said Wednesday.

Ryanair CEO Michael O’Leary said in a recent interview that airports should institute a two-drink limit on alcoholic beverages for flyers.

Stop & Shop is the latest company to remove cigarettes and other tobacco products from its shelves. The company says it is part of its commitment to wellness.

Another school year has begun yet one massive problem is still persisting: a shortage in teachers. Experts believe we have created "unsustainable" conditions for teachers today.

American households are struggling to afford back-to-school items such as backpacks, clothing and books. It's why millions of parents are carrying debt to make sure kids have what they need.

In the Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas' latest report on Texas manufacturing, several producers issued dire warnings about the state of the economy and the consumer.

Breakfast will soon no longer be on the menu at a small number of Taco Bell restaurants, according to the Yum! Brands-owned fast-food chain.

The CFPB said Tuesday that Kroger Co. and two major discount retail companies levy fees against consumers when they withdraw cash during transactions using their debit or prepaid cards.